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Schitzoboy Maniac (V) Inmate From: Yes Insane since: Feb 2001	posted 11-24-2004 22:46 When I click on RSS changes in firefox I get sent to the raw XML page. How can I bookmark the quickchanges in firefox so that I get an RSS bookmark? I've tried looking though bookmark properties etc. but no luck. Other pages with RSS just seem to work. Maybe its something on the Asylum end that needs fixing, but still I'm pretty sure I should be able to manually set that XML link as an RSS feed.
OlssonE Maniac (V) Inmate From: Eagleshieldsbay, Sweden Insane since: Nov 2001	posted 11-24-2004 23:04 I have also noticed that the button (down to the right) which adds live bookmarks doesn't work for some sites. I just says "live bookmarks failed to load" in the bookmark meny.I see this for example at Gurusnnetwork.
poi Paranoid (IV) Inmate From: France Insane since: Jun 2002	posted 11-24-2004 23:07 The problem is already in the Grail todo list., with the description : quote: Add this to the <head>: <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS" href="http://www.ozoneasylum.com/rsschanges" /> (makes Firefox display an "RSS" button in the status bar, see Firefox 1.0 Preview Release) .Actually I haven't tested since FireFox 1.0, but before with the Sage extension or the RSS Reader Panel extension, you only needed to bookmark the URL of the RSS/RDF/ATOM feed and place that bookmark in the bookmark subfloder of the extension.
ninmonkeys Nervous Wreck (II) Inmate From: mn Insane since: May 2004	posted 11-24-2004 23:22 If you have an extension like sage, you then click "discover feeds" and it will let you choose the correct bookmark (It's different then the one on the bottom right of FF where you can click to bookmark a folder) Thunderbird has a pretty cool way to read RSS feeds, check it out. (Another program made by mozilla if you didn't know) (Edited by ninmonkeys on 11-24-2004 23:37)

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Schitzoboy
Maniac (V) Inmate

From: Yes
Insane since: Feb 2001

posted 11-24-2004 22:46

When I click on RSS changes in firefox I get sent to the raw XML page. How can I bookmark the quickchanges in firefox so that I get an RSS bookmark? I've tried looking though bookmark properties etc. but no luck. Other pages with RSS just seem to work. Maybe its something on the Asylum end that needs fixing, but still I'm pretty sure I should be able to manually set that XML link as an RSS feed.

OlssonE
Maniac (V) Inmate

From: Eagleshieldsbay, Sweden
Insane since: Nov 2001

posted 11-24-2004 23:04

I have also noticed that the button (down to the right) which adds live
bookmarks doesn't work for some sites. I just says "live bookmarks failed to load"
in the bookmark meny.I see this for example at Gurusnnetwork.

poi
Paranoid (IV) Inmate

From: France
Insane since: Jun 2002

posted 11-24-2004 23:07

The problem is already in the Grail todo list., with the description :

quote:
Add this to the <head>:

<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS" href="http://www.ozoneasylum.com/rsschanges" />

(makes Firefox display an "RSS" button in the status bar, see Firefox 1.0 Preview Release)

.Actually I haven't tested since FireFox 1.0, but before with the Sage extension or the RSS Reader Panel extension, you only needed to bookmark the URL of the RSS/RDF/ATOM feed and place that bookmark in the bookmark subfloder of the extension.

ninmonkeys
Nervous Wreck (II) Inmate

From: mn
Insane since: May 2004

posted 11-24-2004 23:22

If you have an extension like sage, you then click "discover feeds" and it will let you choose the correct bookmark (It's different then the one on the bottom right of FF where you can click to bookmark a folder)

Thunderbird has a pretty cool way to read RSS feeds, check it out. (Another program made by mozilla if you didn't know)

(Edited by ninmonkeys on 11-24-2004 23:37)